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Quiz: The Classic IQ Test
Posted by timethief • 10/04/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: entertainment, fun, intelligence quotient, personality, quizzes, tests
You know you're smart — but just how smart? Tickle's free online Classic IQ Test is a scientifically accurate IQ test created by PhDs. Previously offered only to corporations, schools, and certified professionals - this personality-based IQ test is now available to you! In the full report, your IQ score will be presented along with your intelligence ranking on four unique levels.
Take it now to see how you rate!
web.tickle.com/quizzes/show/3001
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You didn't tell us how you rate. I wanna know your score than I'll say my score is 2 points higher
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Eh, you stole my idea. lol
I wasn't going to tell until after at least some people who had lower scores than me posted their results ... lol
I figure voodoo may clean up on this one but you never can tell.
I can see him lurking in the sidebar along side Claire who no doubt is a lot smarter than I am. -
arrgghhh! I just double posted - sorry
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I'll be brave, I already know I am slow:
Visionary Philosopher
Your IQ Score is: 142
Your mind's strengths allow you to think ahead of the game — to imagine or anticipate what should come next in just about any situation. Because you're equally skilled in the numerical and verbal universes of the brain, you can draw from multiple sources of information to come up with great ideas. The timelessness of your vision and the balance between your various skills are what make you a Visionary Philosopher.-
So you're hot and smart? That's so unfair. -
If she was single, hot and smart would that still be unfair?
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No, that would be excellent!
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I think my score is due to home schooling in early grades and private school later on. I have been told that I have 80% book smarts and 20% common sense, so rest assured I am still an idiot
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lol That's what I thought
I was also homeschooled and I'm glad of it. I wasn't warehoused and I didn't have to respond to bells like Pavlov's dogs. My education in the basics was sound (my mother was a teacher) but I also had the advantage of being able to forge on ahead in whatever subjects that attracted me. -
Not exactly. Your genes are responsible for about 60% of your intelligence (about 40% during childhood and about 80% during adulthood, indicating that the genes responsible for intelligence only express themselves fully later in life).
Of course your environment could result in stagnation or stimulation, but it's not the overbearing factor. You've got good genes, that's why you score high on an IQ test. What you do with it is up to how you respond to interaction with your environment.
www.psych.utoronto.ca/users/reingold/courses/intelligence/cache/1198gottfre... -
timethief and poisonapplesauce...
That is so cool that you were both homeschooled! I was as well -- and I'm running into more and more adults who were. I'm very thankful I was never forced into anyone else's mold. -
@katzeyes
Hi there. It's good to meet another home schooled adult. I don't feel that I lacked any socialization at all. My extended family was large and there were other kids that we did socialize with. We were also involved in many community kids clubs like 4H and other kid's sports groups, craft groups, etc. It makes me wonder out loud why all these people from cities are so worried about socializing their kids. It seems to me there are a lot more kids living in suburbs than there are living in the bush. It also seems to me that public schools are not designed for socializing, except at recess and in after school programs. [shrug] -
@flamingpoodle
You've got good genes, that's why you score high on an IQ test. What you do with it is up to how you respond to interaction with your environment.
www.psych.utoronto.ca/users/reingold/courses/intelligence/cache/1198gottfre...
Thanks for posting this. I missed it yesterday
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Visionary Philosopher
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That test was hard!
Glass of water
Your IQ score is: 12
You have the mental dexterity of a retarded carrot and the intelligence of a badly brain damaged chimp.
Probably a pervert.-
Dang, this test is obviously very accurate. I will have to give it a try! -
@dearaardvark
You tossed the test. Why am I not surprised? -
@TheBloggerExposed
Hi there,
It's sure been a long time since I've seen your avatar here. It's good to see you.
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I think this pretty close, when I've done IQ tests before I've scored between 128 and 134.
"Word Warrior - Your IQ Score is: 127 ... You are equipped with a verbal arsenal that enables you to understand complex issues and communicate on a particularly high level ... Since your command of words is so great, you are also a terrific communicator — able to articulate big ideas to just about anyone."
So there ya go. Need something explained just come to moi But don't ask me to calculate something. -
Hubby and I took this test a couple of years ago. One of us got 140, the other 141.
I don't get it...math beyond basic algebra baffles me, I was asked by the teacher to transfer out of a physics class after 3 weeks lest I ruin my GPA (seems my test scores were so bad I could have done better just by guessing!) and geometry reduced me to tears. How can he and I have virtually the same IQ, considering he's an engineer and can do this...and more...in his sleep?-
There's much more to intelligence than being able to proficiently calculate algorithms (although it helps). That being said, you must be especially superior in other areas to make up for what you lack mathematically for your IQ to compete with his!
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Insightful Linguist
Your IQ Score is: 127
You are gifted with the natural fluency of a writer and the visual and spatial strengths of an artist. Those skills contribute to your creative and expressive mind.
Dern it... I guess I picked this profession because it matched my IQ? LOL
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Anyone got a definition for "spatial" - that plain don't sound right. LOL
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We got the same score but you're a Insightful Linguist and I'm a Word Warrior, lol. You must be more poetic than I.
Either way, that science & math stuff ... phooey. -
I'm OK with bioscience...somehow that makes sense to me.
But the math and "crunchy" sciences like physics and chemistry...WAAAAY over my head! Mebbe that's why I find geeks so appealing...you can't be a geek and be stupid and I find intelligence the sexiest attribute of all. -
@annaswan
The Insightful Linguist description sounds just like you.
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Insightful Linguist: 127. I always average around 130 on these things, so at least I'm consistent.
"You are gifted with the natural fluency of a writer and the visual and spatial strengths of an artist. Those skills contribute to your creative and expressive mind."-
@writerspulse
Insightful Linguist ie. another writer. Why am I not surprised?
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Word Warrior
Your IQ Score is: 133
Mensa, here I come -
I have taken this test a long time ago, this same exact one and I scored the same thing again, haha. I guess I havent learned anything from then to now.
Facts Curator
Your IQ Score is: 138
Like a meticulous collector, you've fed your brain a unique set of facts and figures over the years. Words, numbers, you've got it all. That's what makes you a Facts Curator.
Whether or not you intend to absorb every piece of information that comes your way, your mind has certain steel-trap qualities to it. You are a knowledge sponge. You have almost enough words in your head to fill a dictionary, and you're equally adept when it comes to manipulating numbers. You can also detect important patterns in number sequences, and probably remember the mnemonic devices you were taught in grade school. You may feel comfortable in classroom settings where absorbing details is critical. You're also able to learn from example and piece together all the little facts in life to get to the big picture. That's why you never stop accumulating information as you walk through life.
Your strengths lie in both the verbal and math realms — placing you in the same arena as someone like Bill Gates. Gates has the ability to not only store and retrieve an especially large amount of specialized data, but to translate and present that information to the population at large. His entire empire is based on this unique talent. And to think — your brain works in this same way! When it comes right down to it, you and other Facts Curators can ride a wave of information to live a truly enriched life.-
@thefly
I also scored the same as you did at 138. So I guess I'm a Facts Curator. In previous testing I have scored 143 and 145 so perhaps the head injury and the concussion have affected my IQ but not a lot. I think I'm losing my math abilities so it's a good thing that I have a calculator. lol -
We all three scored the same. I don't get the math part at all - I truly suck at math.
So, I've been demoted I guess - or yelling at the kids in the next room to 'BE QUIET' while I was taking this worked against my old score. -
@Anniepooh
The math score amazed me too because I have always viewed math as my weakest subject. I'm dead meat without a calculator. [shrug] -
It's funny, I've always scored highest on the math sections and spatial relations sections in these types of tests.
I have no idea why I was scored as being a heavy hitter in language. -
I'm convinced that deep down I'm really a Word Warrior type. But when I was professionally tested I scored 143 and 145 - go figure? Perhaps smashing my head did result in some brain rearrangement.
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My professional score (10 years ago) was 154 ... and I didn't hit my head! LOL
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Well that sure blows the blonde stereotyping right out of the water doesn't it.
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Yeah I scored over 140 (on average) - but sometimes my score has varied as low as 139 Except with online quizzes
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Word warrior, 129.
Although that's lower than the score I got officially Maybe it's the three year old that's been blaring princess music in my ears.-
OK, so I took it several times, and got several different scores.
Now I have a 131, but I've also scored another 129, and a 122. With the same answers
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Another word warrior ... I think that description suits us
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Im not a word warrior Im a "Facts Curator" but I think the label depends on which questions you got right not that you scored a certain amount.
Anok, you really took it several times? Dang, I barely wanted to take it once, haha.
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I did only because the score doesn't reflect the score from a real IQ test that I took...then when I got a different score, I decided to see how many times I could get a different score on it.
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ROFL - see above - maybe I wasn't demoted at all.
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it's a wee bit lower than the last time i took one, but in the same ballpark
Your IQ Score is: 135
You have a strong ability to process visual-spatial and mathematical information. These skills combined with your strengths in logic are what make you a Visual Mathematician. -
I scored 138, but of course I closed out the page before I could read the description.-
@creativejunkie
Welcome to the Facts Curator group. You will find the description above www.blogcatalog.com/discuss/entry/quiz-the-classic-iq-test#comment_611915
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omg, you guys are all smart, I'm not even going to attempt doing it now after seeing all your scores.-
Oh come on Sylvia we know you are one bright lady indeed. Take the test and if you don't want to share your results that's okay.
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Visionary Philosopher
Your IQ Score is: 140
Your mind's strengths allow you to think ahead of the game — to imagine or anticipate what should come next in just about any situation. Because you're equally skilled in the numerical and verbal universes of the brain, you can draw from multiple sources of information to come up with great ideas. The timelessness of your vision and the balance between your various skills are what make you a Visionary Philosopher.
Damn it. I know I was close to evil genius. I'm sure that's the next level. -
I took the quiz and . . .
Word Warrior
Your IQ Score is: 97
You are equipped with a verbal arsenal that enables you to understand complex issues and communicate on a particularly high level. These talents make you a Word Warrior.
I feel GREAT!!!!-
And I'm glad that you do
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Your IQ Score is: 124
You are gifted with the natural fluency of a writer and the visual and spatial strengths of an artist. Those skills contribute to your creative and expressive mind.
Insightful linguists can take complex concepts and articulate them to just about anyone. You have a gift with words and insight into processes and the way people think. These talents enable you to explain things clearly to people. Helen Keller is a great example of an Insightful Linguist. Blind, deaf and mute, she was still able to put things together in her mind and to understand complex ideas. She could do that because she was able to conceptualize ideas internally. Though she could not literally see, she had the visual and spatial skills necessary to understand patterns on an abstract level. She learned to read, write and ultimately became a writer on issues of social justice.
You have an uncanny ability to work your way out of sticky situations using your talent with words. Crossword puzzles, debates — you're particularly well equipped to come out on top since you can read people well.
Like Charles Dickens, your verbal skills go far beyond having a good vocabulary. Dickens' genius was in the artful and descriptive way he crafted sentences. Also Dickensian, is your keen eye for detail and your adeptness for identifying the best way to express an idea based on your given surroundings and circumstances.
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My result:
Insightful linguist
Your IQ Score is: 131
You are gifted with the natural fluency of a writer and the visual and spatial strengths of an artist. Those skills contribute to your creative and expressive mind.
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@Friday13
Another Insightful Linguist. lol
The description seems to fit you well.
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Does it matter I've had three glasses of Australian Merlot?
132 "Insightful Linguist". I think I've done this one before or one like it.
What are the chances really that with those numbers being in the top percentile everyone here has an IQ above 120? lol
It is interesting how they gave the same scores different labels.-
It is interesting how they gave the same scores different labels.
Yeah, it sure is. I think it has something to do with which questions you scored highest on. -
The chances are 2% to be in the top 98th percentile. It's for this reason and the fact that the discrepancy between this test score and professional test scores that I don't think this test is very accurate.
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@flamingpoodle
That's interesting. Thanks for passing the info on.
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Exactly the same as Poisonapplesauce: 142 - Visionary philosopher.-
@annz
Did you notice how close Unfettered was to you two other Visionary Philosophers as well?
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Insightful Linguist
Your IQ Score is: 135
The language part was easy. I flat-out guessed on lots of the spatial questions. -
I am an Insightful Linquist at 118 and only three beverages. -
hmmm, mine was 136.. was 129 two years ago, maybe all the html stuff I have been doing is helping improve my brain power! -
@arcticulates
Your score went up and it was probably due to code wrestling. That's so cool.
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Visionary Philosopher
Your IQ Score is: 131
Your mind's strengths allow you to think ahead of the game — to imagine or anticipate what should come next in just about any situation. Because you're equally skilled in the numerical and verbal universes of the brain, you can draw from multiple sources of information to come up with great ideas. The timelessness of your vision and the balance between your various skills are what make you a Visionary Philosopher.
In addition to your strengths in math and linguistics, you have a knack for matching and anticipating patterns. These skills and your uncanny ability to detect the underlying blueprint of most of life's situations add to your Visionary Philosopher mind. Two philosophers who share the same combination of skills you possess are Plato and Benedict Spinoza. Spinoza had insight into how things worked in the world. He could envision a future based on the patterns he saw in life, and used mathematical logic as a structure within which to present his philosophical arguments. With that base he was able to use logic to formulate his theories. Borrowing from his linguistic strengths he wrote eloquent texts and, therefore, was able to bring his philosophical ideas and structure to the rest of the world. His story exemplifies the talents that are present in the Visionary Philosopher intellectual type.
Whatever you decide to do in life, you've got a powerful mix of skills and insight that can be applied in a wide variety of ways. You can expand your mind to understand a situation. Your strong balance of math and verbal skills will help you explain things to others. For example, if you were on an archaeological dig and discovered an object, you could probably use your deductive powers to figure out not only what the object was but also how it was used. Given your ability to put things together, you are more than capable of inventing a life plan that is in synch with your perspective on how things were, how they are, and how they might be one day.-
Well done. Thanks for participating.
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A few years back mine was 187. (I don't do tickle quizzes anymore because they spammed the hell out of my e-mailbox.)-
I always use a throwaway email address for these kind of things.
www.mailinator.com/
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TT; I did, too, but then I ended up with too many e-mail accounts to manage adequately.
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Visionary Philosopher
Your IQ Score is: 140
Your mind's strengths allow you to think ahead of the game — to imagine or anticipate what should come next in just about any situation.
In addition to your strengths in math and linguistics, you have a knack for matching and anticipating patterns. These skills and your uncanny ability to detect the underlying blueprint of most of life's situations add to your Visionary Philosopher mind.
When I read that someone was a visionary philosopher, I was pretty sure that would be me. At one point many years ago I took a similar test and it said I was a "visual mathematician." I find this kind of stuff really interesting. Thanks, Timethief! -
It really interesting test. I enjoyed doing the test though there were some very hard and confusing moments. My result:
Precision Processor
Your IQ Score is: 129
You've got a very experiential way of learning and a strong mathematical mind. You're able to whittle even the most complex situation down to comprehensible component parts. In short, you have mastered the art and science of precision. That's what makes you a Precision Processor.
For you, life is a series of equations. Your brain is naturally predisposed to intense mathematical acuity, and your understanding of numerical problems is unparalleled. It's second nature for you to cut to the heart of an issue, so that you can discover quick solutions to problems while others get bogged down in unnecessary details. One Precision Processor that comes to mind is the Greek philosopher-mathematician, Pythagoras. Pythagoras had a mind for numbers and, as such, could come up with previously unknown theories like his method for calculating the sides of a right triangle (a2+b2=c2). You too, can use numbers to translate aspects of the world around you — something that doesn't come easily to everyone. Your quick mathematical mind will allow you to communicate a variety of ideas to other people, so don't keep it to yourself.
Precision Processors can apply their mathematical skills to any situation involving numbers. That's a talent that will come in handy for everything from the workplace to splitting a bill 12 ways to converting foreign currency in your head. Others often look to you to do the math and luckily, you're well equipped. -
Precision Processor
Your IQ Score is: 127
You've got a very experiential way of learning and a strong mathematical mind. You're able to whittle even the most complex situation down to comprehensible component parts. In short, you have mastered the art and science of precision. That's what makes you a Precision Processor.
For you, life is a series of equations. Your brain is naturally predisposed to intense mathematical acuity, and your understanding of numerical problems is unparalleled. It's second nature for you to cut to the heart of an issue, so that you can discover quick solutions to problems while others get bogged down in unnecessary details. One Precision Processor that comes to mind is the Greek philosopher-mathematician, Pythagoras. Pythagoras had a mind for numbers and, as such, could come up with previously unknown theories like his method for calculating the sides of a right triangle (a2+b2=c2). You too, can use numbers to translate aspects of the world around you — something that doesn't come easily to everyone. Your quick mathematical mind will allow you to communicate a variety of ideas to other people, so don't keep it to yourself.
Precision Processors can apply their mathematical skills to any situation involving numbers. That's a talent that will come in handy for everything from the workplace to splitting a bill 12 ways to converting foreign currency in your head. Others often look to you to do the math and luckily, you're well equipped. -
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I don't find it difficult at all.
The vast majority of the people who participate in this forum are highly intelligent and literate. You have only to read what and how they write to see this. Although I am philosophically and politically at odds with a certain number of them, I quite willingly concede to their intelligence.
How long do you think someone with a significantly lower IQ would last around here? Not because we would run them out, but because they would lose interest when they found it difficult to participate in the discussions. I know that when I go into a forum that is over my head (and there are plenty of those around!) I eventually lose interest and move on to places that operate at my level.
So I find it entirely believable that the average IQ on this forum is above 130...notice there are few over 150 or below 120? I'd say that approximates a bell curve pretty darn well. -
I'd be inclined to give it the benefit of the doubt if the range was one or maybe into the low two SD's, But three. not very likely.
Also, you are considering verbal argument as an indicator of intelligence, and although it may be an indicator, to go by written communication like a forum is misleading at best since it does not take time into consideration. To measure verbal argument and reasoning into intelligence, time is of the essence. Building an argument from 10 blogs and Wikipedia takes tenacity, not intelligence.
Now, what do you think is more likely, I'll give you three possibilities that i think are relevant to consider here.
1. Tickle, forces you to sign up. and they will never ever seize in spamming your email.
Now, since they are in business to get people to sign up for their test, do you think they are more likely to give people a few happy points. So that they will send it on to their friends?
2. Inferiority Complex
As soon as one person mentions an IQ score, chances that people will tell the truth if their score is significantly lower is remote. (I'll try to find the research on this, but the on average, the lie is 90% of the difference. X claims they have 150, Y knows his score is 100 = Y will say "I have 145."
And the result is negatively proportional to their initial relationship to the person. If Y hates X, Y will claim a higher IQ than X in more than 95% of the time.
3. We have the top 1% - 2% of the world represented in this forum.
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SweetViolet is correct in that more intelligent people are more likely to hang around on the Interwebs. It is actually not surprising that one thin end of the bell curve would end up on forums. Still, to be generous you'd expect two or even three times the expected average of high IQs to end up on the same spot, so to have this many IQs in the upper 98th percentile is highly unrealistic. Secondly, blogcatalog forums are fun and don't really flex the brain muscle. Unless of course it's Urikalesh's blog:
urikalish.blogspot.com/
Now, I quickly counted 26 IQ scores, with an average of 137,5 (may have skipped one or two). Judging by the rarity of high IQs from the Wikipedia High IQ society page, I don't think the Trickle test scores are very realistic:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_IQ_society
Even given that more intelligent folk are more likely to end up hanging out online, you could expect the IQ scores to be around a 120 average.
I agree with Csiunatc, Trickle may have vested interests so they give a few bonus IQ points. However, the nature of the test is very similar to other IQ tests I have done (unfortunately I don't know my score, so I don't know how it compares with the Trickle score). I don't think the Trickle test in itself is inaccurate or biased, but the self-esteem factor might dictate that some folk could cheat and nobody would know (Google is your friend?).
Anok also got different scores for the same answers, which seem to indicate to me that the Trickle test also takes the time factor into consideration. I'd think it's a good test that has been doctored a little.
Building an argument from 10 blogs and Wikipedia takes tenacity, not intelligence.
If you consider that intelligence is defined as problem solving, and building an argument is a kind of problem solving, then building an argument does take more than tenacity. What would the difference be between intelligence and tenacity? Time? Efficiency? Accuracy? Completeness?
An IQ test is an attempt to measure general intelligence. Someone who scores high on an IQ test is agile and not necessarily intelligent in the number crunching sense. In fact, there are comparatively few number problems in any standard IQ test that I can recall. However, if you were intelligent you would score comparatively high on any intelligence measure. Not quite as high as Trickle would like though -
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I expect there's also a selection bias in those who are willing to go through 8 pages of puzzles. If you're good at answering those types of questions and solving those problems, you're more likely to think it's fun, or at least not get frustrated. I know there are plenty of quizzes I've quit half way through because they're just not fun, and there are other ways I'd rather spend my time. We also only have scores that were reported. People might not report scores that they feel are lower than those reported here.
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I expect there's also a selection bias in those who are willing to go through 8 pages of puzzles. If you're good at answering those types of questions and solving those problems, you're more likely to think it's fun, or at least not get frustrated.
How is that possibly selection bias? Selection bias is an error in choosing the individuals or groups to take part in a study. You volunteer to do the test. It's not like Tickle only recruited certain individuals to make their test scores impressive.
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You're absolutely right. Selection bias was the wrong term to use. Um, completion bias? In any case, I maintain that one of the reasons we see higher numbers here is that people who do poorly on these sorts of tests are more likely to get frustrated and quit rather than complete them.
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...I maintain that one of the reasons we see higher numbers here is that people who do poorly on these sorts of tests are more likely to get frustrated and quit rather than complete them.
So the test rather tests tenacity than intelligence? That's a possibility. A real IQ test setting would account for this. To determine your IQ, usually an average of 3 tests is used. This is to prevent off days and indigestion from interfering with your score.
The intention of this thread was to start a pissing contest. You know, 'my dad is bigger than yours'. 'My IQ is higher than yours', etc. You're right, with this kind of thing you could expect lots of inflated scores and lots of neglected scores.
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@flamingpoodel
The intention of this thread was to start a pissing contest. You know, 'my dad is bigger than yours'. 'My IQ is higher than yours', etc. You're right, with this kind of thing you could expect lots of inflated scores and lots of neglected scores.
But it's good fun.
Ummm no starting a pissing contest was NOT my intention. Due to my recent head injury (concussion) I'm being IQ tested and getting neuro psych testing done too. I thought this quiz might be a weekend fun thing that we would enjoy, that's all.
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Oh well - bring on the spam - but, after a grueling 40 questions I had to sign up to see how stupid I was.
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Precision Processor
Your IQ Score is: 120
You've got a very experiential way of learning and a strong mathematical mind. You're able to whittle even the most complex situation down to comprehensible component parts. In short, you have mastered the art and science of precision. That's what makes you a Precision Processor.
For you, life is a series of equations. Your brain is naturally predisposed to intense mathematical acuity, and your understanding of numerical problems is unparalleled. It's second nature for you to cut to the heart of an issue, so that you can discover quick solutions to problems while others get bogged down in unnecessary details. One Precision Processor that comes to mind is the Greek philosopher-mathematician, Pythagoras. Pythagoras had a mind for numbers and, as such, could come up with previously unknown theories like his method for calculating the sides of a right triangle (a2+b2=c2). You too, can use numbers to translate aspects of the world around you — something that doesn't come easily to everyone. Your quick mathematical mind will allow you to communicate a variety of ideas to other people, so don't keep it to yourself.
Precision Processors can apply their mathematical skills to any situation involving numbers. That's a talent that will come in handy for everything from the workplace to splitting a bill 12 ways to converting foreign currency in your head. Others often look to you to do the math and luckily, you're well equipped.
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Visual Mathematician
Your IQ Score is: 129
You have a strong ability to process visual-spatial and mathematical information. These skills combined with your strengths in logic are what make you a Visual Mathematician.
..... Outside of work, Visual Mathematicians tend to do well at strategic activities like chess.
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If some of the population are bloggers and all bloggers are geniuses, does this mean all bloggers like tomato soup?
a. Yes
b. No
c. all of the above-
My answer would be:
d) it's impossible to tell.
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Precision Processor
Your IQ Score is: 129
You've got a very experiential way of learning and a strong mathematical mind. You're able to whittle even the most complex situation down to comprehensible component parts. In short, you have mastered the art and science of precision. That's what makes you a Precision Processor.
For you, life is a series of equations. Your brain is naturally predisposed to intense mathematical acuity, and your understanding of numerical problems is unparalleled. It's second nature for you to cut to the heart of an issue, so that you can discover quick solutions to problems while others get bogged down in unnecessary details. One Precision Processor that comes to mind is the Greek philosopher-mathematician, Pythagoras. Pythagoras had a mind for numbers and, as such, could come up with previously unknown theories like his method for calculating the sides of a right triangle (a2+b2=c2). You too, can use numbers to translate aspects of the world around you — something that doesn't come easily to everyone. Your quick mathematical mind will allow you to communicate a variety of ideas to other people, so don't keep it to yourself.
Precision Processors can apply their mathematical skills to any situation involving numbers. That's a talent that will come in handy for everything from the workplace to splitting a bill 12 ways to converting foreign currency in your head. Others often look to you to do the math and luckily, you're well equipped. -
If you want to bully your brain some more, take the Mensa workout test:
www.mensa.org/index0.php?page=12
I got 25 out of 30. No google.. I did use a pad and pencil.-
I'd take it, but it's not loading Maybe later....
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9/30. I feel stupid
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Visual Mathematician
Your IQ Score is: 118
You have a strong ability to process visual-spatial and mathematical information. These skills combined with your strengths in logic are what make you a Visual Mathematician.
You're able to understand patterns visually and in numbers. That means your mind can create a mental picture for any problem. In addition to that skill, you possess an intelligence that allows you to apply math to that picture, too. That helps you manipulate multiple parts of the picture (or problem) to come up with a solution. You have many skills that are critical to success and problem-solving. Your talents help you understand the "big picture," which is partly why people may turn to you for direction — especially in the workplace. You flourish in environments where tasks are clearly defined, and you are a whiz at improving processes and making things more efficient. Your ability to detect patterns and your skills in math and logic, make it natural for you to come up with ideas and theories that simplify processes for everyone.
Outside of work, Visual Mathematicians tend to do well at strategic activities like chess. It must be that ability to recognize patterns — both as they are and how they develop. Regardless of how you put your mind to use, you've got a great set of talents. You will be able to envision a clear path and calculate the risks, and more importantly, the rewards, of anything you take on.
IS THIS GRT?-
Yes, it is great. You're good at pattern recognition, meaning once machines take over our society, your job will be one of the last on the line.
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@flamingpoodle
Meaning: I'll be the boss:-)-
That means I must make friends now
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136-
i wish you copy & paste everything.
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@flamingpoodle
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I can't be too smart, I just signed up for a tickle account that I will probably never use. I had to find my score because I was curios (Since I'm not a cat, it's not dangerous). I scored a 135 but I still feel tricked.-
Trickle account?
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Good one
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I didn't have the patience...I was find until I started looking at geometric designs.-
Doing an IQ test after sucking on a cactus is a bad idea.
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I did it once some time ago and wont' go through one of those tests again. I store everything, so in case I find it in the next 24 hs I'll post it here. (I recall it was 180 :D ) -
I took this test back when I first started blogging, scored a 142, and even put a badge up about it in my blog...but then I got feedback that folks thought I was being a conceited jerk showing that off so I took it down.
The one question I can never get is the one with the dots moving around the 4 x4 grid. I've no idea what the relation is between the images they show. I'm guessing I always get that wrong.-
Oh, the two outer dots move in a pattern. The one that starts at the top upper right corner always moves one spot in one direction (I think it's diagonal) and the other one always moves one spot up I think straight up.
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Yeah, their chart is off too. I had taken another quiz on tickle and even though I had every answer correct, it kept telling I had them all wrong.
I had to lo gout and in again to get accurate results. These tests are, well...not professional -
Yeah, they're really inaccurate. But then again, I've never seen an accurate IQ test. I've had scores ranging from 124 to 168.
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Somehow I think you're closer to the 160 end of the spectrum
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I dunno. I didn't see a pattern in that picture problem... not even when I tried to interpret it as a series of 4-bit binary numbers.
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That depends on which test they used. This chart is for the Stanford-Binet IQ test, in which it is unlikely to score above 140. Really, really unlikely.
For other kinds of tests, it is more likely to score higher. The test scales are also regularly adjusted so that the means remain around 100 (because it is the point of having a means). It could be that you took the test prior to adjustment, thus scoring higher, then took it again after adjustment, thus scoring lower.
It could also be that the Tickle test uses data which is in public domain, and thus expired or no longer valid, which would also explain it's clear inaccuracy.
But it's still fun. -
You over thought it, that's all
Now I want to go and take a real IQ test - just to see for sure. I haven't had one since high school. Which was a long, long time ago -
You can have one done by Mensa.
us.mensa.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Join
I'm going to take one at some point too, because I was never told my score and I'm curious. -
I might end up doing that, then. If I score high enough, I might even join Mensa.
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Oh, but they don't give you your test scores!! they only tell you if you qualify (which, I think, is probably good enough for anyone who does qualify )
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They don't? Bastards!!
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I don't have time to do this one, but my high school IQ scores were around 145. My SAT score was 1350. My IQ score in 2'nd grade was 105. That's weird. -
131- Word Warrior.
My occupation has been validated. Thank you, IQ Test!-
@TSR I had the same thing although I don't work as a writer but I wish I did and the fact that I only scored a 124 but I remember taking this yrs ago and getting somewhere in the 130ish range. Of course that was many moons and college parties ago. Go figure. Happy IQ-ing for the rest of you. -
Even if you don't work as a writer, you're a good storyteller. You paint a picture with your tales. I can see that you'd probably do well with the visual angles, as well as the linguistic questions.
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@thriftshopromantic & faithju243
YAY! validation is always a good thing
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Haha! Im a visual mathematician..
I wonder if that's good or bad... =|
Your IQ Score is: 122-
That depends on what kind of personality you have and what your chosen profession is.
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Your IQ Score is: 124
You are gifted with the natural fluency of a writer and the visual and spatial strengths of an artist. Those skills contribute to your creative and expressive mind.-
Wow! Just take a look at how many members ended up with the scores that placed them in "writer" categories.
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Insightful Linguist
Your IQ Score is: 126
You are gifted with the natural fluency of a writer and the visual and spatial strengths of an artist. Those skills contribute to your creative and expressive mind.-
Wow, a good writer and a good visualiser, that's a lethal combo.
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Visual Mathematician
Your IQ Score is: 126
You have a strong ability to process visual-spatial and mathematical information. These skills combined with your strengths in logic are what make you a Visual Mathematician.
i don't know if this is accurate but IQ tests are usually timed...so...i dunno.
but hey, my score is lower compared with the previous test i had, but they both had the same result of me being good with visual-spatial stuff. -
Three things make me suspicious of this test:
-The clumping here: if this test is accurate, then virtually everyone who has taken the test in this forum falls within a very narrow band at the high end of the population.
-Inconsistency with prior results: I've taken two "official" IQ tests, more than twenty years apart, and the scores were consistent to within 1 point...this test puts me more than twenty points lower (and in the same narrow band with the rest of the scores reported here)
-Number of questions: Each skill is tested with just a couple of questions, which creates a huge margin for error on subscores based on subject matter, misreading, etc.-
Ah, I think they use a Bayesian inference system (or something similar). This would explain both the clumping and the inconsistency with prior results.
Your IQ supposedly changes very little over your lifespan, so I would trust those 2 official IQ tests.
The number of questions isn't really an issue. The test itself is actually a real IQ test that has fallen into public domain. -
"The number of questions isn't really an issue."
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Because.. the test itself was a real IQ test that fell into public domain. As such, it had the right amount of questions and they were weighted correctly across the spectrum to test the main areas of intelligence in verbal and non-verbal ways.
There's nothing wrong with that test, the errors come in with how they calculate your score.
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Visual Mathematician
Your IQ Score is: 129
You have a strong ability to process visual-spatial and mathematical information. These skills combined with your strengths in logic are what make you a Visual Mathematician.
You're able to understand patterns visually and in numbers. That means your mind can create a mental picture for any problem. In addition to that skill, you possess an intelligence that allows you to apply math to that picture, too. That helps you manipulate multiple parts of the picture (or problem) to come up with a solution. You have many skills that are critical to success and problem-solving. Your talents help you understand the "big picture," which is partly why people may turn to you for direction — especially in the workplace. You flourish in environments where tasks are clearly defined, and you are a whiz at improving processes and making things more efficient. Your ability to detect patterns and your skills in math and logic, make it natural for you to come up with ideas and theories that simplify processes for everyone.
Outside of work, Visual Mathematicians tend to do well at strategic activities like chess. It must be that ability to recognize patterns — both as they are and how they develop. Regardless of how you put your mind to use, you've got a great set of talents. You will be able to envision a clear path and calculate the risks, and more importantly, the rewards, of anything you take on.
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Word Warrior
Your IQ Score is: 126
You are equipped with a verbal arsenal that enables you to understand complex issues and communicate on a particularly high level. These talents make you a Word Warrior.
This is consistent with other tests I have taken before. -
I got 136 Insightful Linguist. I skipped over a couple of the "driving your car at 30 mph" ones. I didn't even bother.
I don't think these tests are really that accurate. I've gotten results of 120 to 145 on different ones.-
A lot of members have questioned the accuracy. I did right from the outset so that why I tagged it with: entertainment, fun, intelligence quotient, personality, quizzes, tests
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I think I'm afraid to take a "real" one....I don't wanna know how dumb I really am
I think they inflate the results so we get all excited. And then stay on the site, and take more tests etc.
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108 Precision Processor
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